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Jay conducts an experiment to see if your subconscious affects the way you walk.

Tmor Kardum’s 8-rotor octocopter allows filmmakers to capture footage that no toher camera platform can reach.

The National Snow and Ice Data Center predicts the Artic will be ice-free in 40 years so Canadian researchers are working hard to find new ways to keep a better eye on the Northwest Passage.

At Vancouver’s Science World, the Geodesic Dominators are planning to set of an epic scientific chain reaction – full of esplosions, lasers, and destruction – when they unveil their Hadfield-Goldberg device.

At Toronto’s Ontario Science Centre, the Scientists Under Pressure are preparing to deflate the competition with their air pressure experiments.

Calgary’s own S-T.E.A.M. is aiming for a blast of a demo with their Nitro Cannon Challenge.

At World of Science in Edmonton, the Killa Joules are full of energy as they run us through the Light Side of the Moon – a laser maze full of explosions, fire, and destruction.

The Flying Flatlanders are ready to erupt over the Regina landscape outside of the Saskatchewan Science Centre with their Cryovolcano.

Some of us prefer to stay indoors during the winter, but this is the time of year British artist Simon Beck heads outdoors to create his masterpieces in the snow.

Lucas explores the world’s first immersive visualization of more than one billion pixels that will change the face of science and medicine.